For those using the Gregorian Calendar Ukrainian Easter can fall anywhere from March 22 to April 25. Easter was originally established on the Jewish lunar calendar, where it was a fixed date, and then it was translated on to the Gregorian calendar where it became a floating date because the Jewish calendar has thirteen days behind. Due to tradition Easter must be celebrated after Passover and the vernal equinox like it is on the Jewish lunar, and Old Julian calendar. Further to this Easter is calculated to be on “the first Sunday after the full moon that comes on or after the vernal equinox (March 21)” (Yurko McKay, Copyright Ukrainian Project International Development Corporation, Shezabi Gallery, Online [http://www.ukrainianproject.com/showcase/learn_more_about _ukraini

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